:13:01
There ain't a man alive
who wouldn't trade his gold
:13:05
For what it takes to stay in the game
:13:10
So have your fun and spend it
'fore you get too old
:13:15
Who's gonna help me file my claim?
:13:19
Who's gonna help me
:13:22
Help, help me
:13:24
Who's gonna help me file my claim
:13:29
Tonight?
:13:32
(cheering)
:13:39
What are you do...?
:13:45
All right. Where were you all day?
:13:48
There's an old sayin', honey: ''Stickto your
peanut stand if you're never selling nothin'.''
:13:52
- ls thatyour excuse?
- That's it.
:13:59
Some day l'll take you
out of this crummy grime.
:14:02
l'm ready.
:14:03
No more saloons or tent shows for you.
:14:05
For me, either. l'm gonna take you to all
the capitals of all the countries in the world.
:14:10
What have you been drinking?
:14:12
Diamonds in your hair,
rubies on your fingers.
:14:15
- Bells on my toes.
- Pearls. And gowns made for queens.
:14:19
Exceptyou'll look better in 'em.
:14:22
How you gonna do it?
With your deck o' cards?
:14:25
l've just done it.
:14:29
- You hear what l said? l've just done it.
- Just done what?
:14:32
l've just won a gold claim,
right in the heart of the richest strike.
:14:36
Harry! From whom?
:14:38
What's it matter? All my life,
l've been chiselling in penny-ante games.
:14:41
This time l got lucky!
This is the big one, honey. This is it!
:14:45
- Harry, what are you going to do?
- What do you mean, ''me''? You and me.
:14:49
We're going to Council City and file a claim
before anything can happen to it, or us.
:14:54
- What could happen?
- Who knows? Who cares?
:14:57
The man could get mad, say l did something.